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<title>Revista de Științe ale Sănătății din Moldova : Moldovan Journal of Health Sciences 2022 nr. 4(30)</title>
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<title>Revista de Științe ale Sănătății din Moldova = Moldovan Journal of Health Sciences. 2022, Vol. 30(4)</title>
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<description>Revista de Științe ale Sănătății din Moldova = Moldovan Journal of Health Sciences. 2022, Vol. 30(4)
Revista de Științe ale Sănătății din Moldova (Moldovan Journal of Health Sciences) a fost lansată în octombrie 2014. Aceasta este editată în limbile română și engleză, conform standardelor și ghidurilor internaționale actuale în domeniul științelor medicale, și are o apariție trimestrială. Revista este înregistrată în Instrumentul Bibliometric Național IBN/IDSI (nr.1 din 16.11.2015), iar din 21 decembrie 2017, prin Hotărârea Consiliului Suprem pentru Știință și Dezvoltare Tehnologică nr. 169, a fost inclusă în lista revistelor științifice de Tip B. Revista este înregistrată în 2 baze de date internaționale.
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<title>Osteomyelitis of the jaws and facial bones caused by drug use (amphetamine, αpyrrolidinovalerophenone).</title>
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<description>Osteomyelitis of the jaws and facial bones caused by drug use (amphetamine, αpyrrolidinovalerophenone).
Rusu-Radzichevici, Natalia
Abstract.&#13;
Introduction. An attempt was made to detect the pathogenetic factors involved in the occurrence of the disease by&#13;
studying the clinical and laboratory data of 160 patients diagnosed with chronic osteomyelitis of the jaws treated in&#13;
the clinic of oro-maxillo-facial surgery between 2005 and&#13;
2022. The patients studied were or are still drug users who&#13;
use illicitly produced (amphetamine-type drugs) or other&#13;
drugs (abbreviated α-PVP). We obtained positive results in&#13;
the treatment of toxic osteomyelitis of the jaws following&#13;
the implementation of a conservative and surgical treatment scheme.&#13;
Materials and methods. Detailed anamnesis of disease&#13;
development, clinical examination, pictures, an orthopantomogram, general blood analysis and biochemical profile,&#13;
urine analysis, blood markers, and AIDS analysis.&#13;
Results. The study of the composition of used substances is an important factor in the definition and development&#13;
of the given disease’s cause and mechanism. According to&#13;
the patient’s statement, this disease developed following the&#13;
use of the amphetamine drug. This drug contained the main&#13;
substance – ephedrine, and also red phosphorus and iodine,&#13;
which accumulate and cause trophic changes. Almost all organisms’ systems are affected by amphetamine intoxication.&#13;
Given that only surgical treatment has a small effect on any&#13;
of the patients in this group, we devised a conservative presurgical treatment plan. We prescribe medication for these&#13;
patients: detoxification of the body from drugs that cause&#13;
spasm of small blood vessels and accumulate in bone tissue, causing necrosis. Lavages of the mouth cavity are performed daily, and necrectomy is eventually performed.&#13;
Conclusions. Assistance to drug addicts with jaw necrosis is a demanding subject given that the majority of their&#13;
population is unemployed and without insurance. According to unofficial data, there are only 5000 such patients in&#13;
Chisinau.
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<title>Pathogenetic correlation of severe sepsis and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome provoked by multiple infections in perinatal period of women</title>
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<description>Pathogenetic correlation of severe sepsis and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome provoked by multiple infections in perinatal period of women
Mihalcean, Luminita; Rotaru, Victoria; Titica, Elena
Abstract.&#13;
Introduction. Despite significant advances in diagnosis, medical management and antimicrobial therapy, sepsis in the puerperium remains an important&#13;
cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. The abnormalities associated with the clinical syndrome of&#13;
sepsis result from a nonspecific innate inflammatory&#13;
response. This is due to the fact that sepsis represents&#13;
a systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) to&#13;
infection or injury; therefore, it can rapidly progress to&#13;
septic shock and death despite aggressive treatment.&#13;
Severe sepsis with MODS has a mortality rate of 20–&#13;
40%, rising to around 60% if septicemic shock develops. Symptoms of sepsis may be less distinctive than&#13;
in the non-pregnant population and are not necessarily present in all cases; therefore, a high index of suspicion is necessary. The major pathogens causing sepsis&#13;
in the puerperium are: group A streptococcus (GAS),&#13;
also known as Streptococcus pyogenes, Escherichia&#13;
coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pneumonia,&#13;
methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA), Clostridium&#13;
septicum, Morganella morganii and antibiotic-resistant Stenotrophomonas Moltrophilia. Multiple risk&#13;
factors for maternal sepsis have been identified: obesity, impaired glucose tolerance/diabetes, impaired&#13;
immunity/immunosuppressant medication, anemia,&#13;
vaginal discharge, history of pelvic infection, amniocentesis and other invasive procedures, cervical cerclage, prolonged spontaneous rupture of membranes,&#13;
caesarean section, wound hematomas, retained products of conception, GAS infection, vaginal trauma.&#13;
Material and methods. Presentation of case report using the following key-words: „infection”, „systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)”, „severe&#13;
sepsis”, „septic shock”, „multiorgan dysfunction syndrome (MODS)”.&#13;
Results. We present a case of perinatal infections&#13;
complicated with MODS.&#13;
Conclusions. The presence of pelvic hematomas&#13;
triggers the sepsis caused by multiple infections in&#13;
perinatal period and can significantly increase the&#13;
morbidity related to bleeding, infection, surgery and&#13;
blood product transfusion. The clinical situation may&#13;
worsen in the presence of pre-existing pathological&#13;
conditions before pregnancy.
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<title>Osteitis condensans ilii – difficulty in diagnosis and management. Clinical case study</title>
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<description>Osteitis condensans ilii – difficulty in diagnosis and management. Clinical case study
Groppa, Liliana; Homițchi, Marinela; Stog, Valeria; Russu, Eugeniu; Chișlari, Lia; Bujor, Oxana; Taran, Lilea
Abstract.&#13;
Introduction. Osteitis condensans ilii (OCI) is a condition characterized by benign sclerosis of the iliac bone in&#13;
the portion adjacent to the sacroiliac joints, which is radiologically manifested by triangular opacities at the level of&#13;
this portion. Among the clinical manifestations, localized&#13;
low back or lumbosacral pain is often attested, which is&#13;
found in the gestational or post-partum period. The pain&#13;
may worsen during physical exertion or during menstruation and may be accompanied by myalgia.&#13;
Material and methods. The epidemiological, clinical&#13;
and paraclinical data were used to highlight this study, followed by the conclusions of multidisciplinary specialists,&#13;
retrieved from the inpatient medical records of 3 women&#13;
with OCI, who were admitted for diagnosis and treatment.&#13;
Results. 3 cases of imaging-determined OCI will be presented, which were initially diagnosed with seronegative&#13;
spondyloarthritis (SpA). Through them, we would determine the varieties between the OIC forms and their differential diagnosis with SpA. The results of the lab tests do&#13;
not reveal specific changes, so the markers of inflammation&#13;
(C-reactive protein, erythrocyte sedimentation rate) were&#13;
normal. Also, unlike SpA, the marker HLA-B27 is in most&#13;
cases negative.&#13;
Conclusions. According to the results of the presented&#13;
clinical cases, OCI is often confused with sacroiliitis, which&#13;
leads to misdiagnosing and erroneous treatment tactics.&#13;
Thus, in order to establish a true diagnosis, it is necessary to&#13;
collect a detailed history, perform a comprehensive objective examination, which includes the character of the pain&#13;
and its triggers, the lack of inflammatory lab markers and&#13;
the radiological presence of the sclerosis areas at the level&#13;
of the iliac bone, not involving the sacroiliac joints.
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